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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
The Water Front.

The weather on the front dGrinc the past
week has been more favo-a5le for handling
sugar. which has continued 10 arrive freely
frora the Other Islands.
The steamer hiuaa had about GOO bscs.
the MiSlhals 5.6oo, The James Makee over
5000 bags. the Waisleals had 5-5a5 bags. the
Iikelike 600 bags. The hilaCes H0C hSd
4.47e bags and reports rough weather at the
Hanak1a ports; the W. q. Hall -sports 500
bags.
The arrivals from ssh Francisco have been
the Am. bark Ceylon on the 18th, Br. bark
Gieagaber on the 18th. Snd An. steamer Mar
iposa on the 18th.
The departures wsre-Am. VII. ship Ohio
for the Arctic, llth; Am. bark ColusS for Ssn
Francisco, same date; 18th, Am. brig J. d.
Sprecksls snd bktlnes- Ella and Eureka for
San Francisco; the Am hktine. Anelis for
San Francisco on the 18th. and bSrk Forest
Queen On the 10th. also for San Francisco.
The vessels IN port are sll receiving quick
dispatch IN sugar freiShts. Tbs Sonoms is
nov rapidly loSdine: the S. y. Castle, Glen
esber, Ceylon snd W. S. Bovine are on the
berth-the lStter being nearly full
After dischSrging freight and cosling, the
AsripoSS sailed 81 ? 2. u. for the Colonies
On Friday.
The folloEing vessels were loading 81 SSn
Francisco for Honolulu At lSst Sdyices
Bark Saransc. bsrkertines Mary Winkei-
msn and Planter, and brig Clsus Spreckels-
The ksimiloS ssils to-day or her
initisl cruise 10 Samoa Il Is reported she
Will return 10 Honolulu shout the close Of
the yeSr-
Yesterday the steamer hinSu sailed on her
volcano trip. To-day the Ilkelike sails for
kahului and Esns, and the MikahAls for
Navilixii. holoS and Nsines-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

TCESnAr, Nav IL
Srn-J A Cumuias. Nelson. fro- wSilxlzlo
Srrr " u ESll. BStes. from Eswxii S16 MSGi
Stnr hIlEasS Hoc. Cameron, from ESwS0
Sekr Rob Roy, from koolSU
Sehr WSiole. from HSwSi
Sckr NoSRols, from Eva
"WEDNESDAY. Nay y.
Star NSi1&rElo, UNDERWOOD, from WSisnse
Stzr Eva, Hughes. from Eva
Schg WSilele, from k-S1
TECkSDAC. NAY IS.
Bk GlsnE=bez. RoIleSton. from San Francisco
Bk Ceyloa. Calhoun. from San Francisco
S-ur Jas Nxkce. Campbell from kSckl
Schr kxaiilrx, from kS-xi
Sch- L5hcliho. froR LShXilG
Schr hSwGllGni. fro-2 hoolS1
FEnAr, NAY Is.
: NS-iposS, Hayward. from Sxz Francisco
Stzr ScFprise, WejsbSth. from Pxik
Ssn- IWzlGni. Freen&n, from Hawaii
Schr L1kz, from EGnGkIG
Schr kGKkeSozli. from Ewx
SA=1KD1r, Nay 4.
S.nr c r Bishop. Cheney, from koolzg
S.-r LehuS, Clarke, from hawaii
S.-r hiaSc. Lo-erSez, froz Maui S1G EKwxn
Sc-- j CEnninS. Nelson, from koo.su
S--r Wsi--xnxlo. Underwood. from Waiz-Ss
Stnr Eva, Hughes. from EES
SVSDAT, Nsy Is.
Sr-r L.skslike, Ozvis, from MAJ;
S-r,r N;kzhzlS. Wen. from h&-S1
SIM las Make Campbell, 1Cc-1 h&ESi
S.-r NcAolii. NcG-cEo-, from Nc.okS1 S-C N&-i
Sekr LAzli. from hS-zl
Sehr C211te- Swlncoc. from ELlo
Schr W1sOls. from kESC
Schr EElezkzlz- 1rO-- Rs2cGSeo
scar Mar. from ESlSSC@
Sch- Nile No-ClS. from hoo-z-
Schr Wzish1 from WSlScze
Sen SS-&h < El-zz, from hoo-21
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
Weighed in tho Balance.

As all rulers are considered Fathers 70 the
people-to Go them Cood-to council wisely
suggesting improvements for their physical.
mental and moral we'll being-to set good
examples, and encourage righteousness by
the making of good laws, that the people viii
be blessed by obeyine; making it easier for
them 10 do rich. than wrong. But what
must be said OF 4, who take the opposite
course? Shall We o...l them Fathers of the
people, who Introduce into the family rum
ana opium. and encourage their use in order
to rails . revenue Yes, we will call them
Fathers, cut unnatural Fathers, who open
pits for their children to fall into.
Let the angel record the weight
Wrrnrrp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
Sailed.

4CES1ANa ASy =.
WI * o2io, Allen. fo- ne Arctic
SsZr ksrzn. King. Tor Hawaii Sr6 Mani
Ssnr EikeISs- We1sozth, tor A&-i
Ssrr Mikzh2lS- Wsir. for hS1S,
Sch- SS-Sh * ElizS, for hoolSG
Sch- WGisAE. 1o- kool<c
"WEDNESDAY. Nay =.
BS Co,usz. BxckuS. for san Francisco
Stz-I A CEzDInS, Nelson. to- WGiDzrSlo
Sch- NoIvzhine, >iSpleS- to- Hawaii
Sehr Mary Z Foster. FOR ks1zi
Schr Rob Roy. fo- koolSu
Schr Eee;S. fo- kcolSC
THURSDAY, Nav -.
Rr1ne d Srreckels. fries. to- SGr Francisco
BScrs Els. Rzss. Tor Szn Francisco
Bk-rs Ez-eSx. MeEs-s- Tor san ErSreiSoo
S-rnr WziuSzzlc. Underwood. fo- NxiE1Ss
S.nr Eva, Hughes, foC Eva
SS-r Bishop. ChSzeE- -o- hoolzC
SEzr kilSrez HoG- Cameron e. Et0GA-z
SeAr Emma, for hS11
ScAr W&ioli, to- kS-S-
: NsriposS. Harvard. for SyGrey
Sr-r " Z Hal, RzreS. fo- NzCi S1c Hawaii
St-r Jas NSkee, Campbell to- Kauai
Schr azwSslzDi. Tor hcolSC
SEX WSilsls- soE hE4G
SkrCRoAT. Nzy-4
Rk.-s Amelia. Newhzil. tc- Szr F-xnc5Sco
* Hers Ps-hzllow. fur Pc-G Townsend
S--r Sunrise. WsiSh-i2. fc- Hawai-
Schr LsAoIAo- fo- WSiS-2s
Schr Emma. McCz-lsr. -cr Azc1E
NoSzAx. Nay L.
* Eo-eSt 0ze1-, Wzlt.zs. fo- Szl grzlcisoo
Ss--r i C---I-s. NszlSC-- <o- Wz5z,z-zto
SIN WSizlezie- Campbell to- Hawaii
S1-- WziEz-zlo, Underwood. for MzlzISs
Stz- Ew4, ErS1ss, tor kw2
S-E- hl1zu. Lo-e1Ee-- tc- NAH and EzV7-
ScEr INK. 1c- hC1Gl2
- Ks-I.l-s1. .c- YSS5z-zs
Sca- tsco EoV. -c- Aoo'z1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17

wife. Maj W II Cornwel. MseSuley, and 10
deck.
For Nsai. Der IikeliSc, Nay Ill Z Ables, +
SchCizc. Ms s Bailey. Z y Make. Miss Ida X
Rathbeuc. William BrSsh, Miss I E Barnard, l
and - deck.
Fec san Francisco, per coiusS, Nay ii-Cap5
Hall.
Fox Naei and Hawaii, per " 6 Hail, May IS
Mss L Hspeua, 2 Anderson. Mr. BSru6eld. NJ
FrapS,tu, > Lyons, Miss Thompson. Mrs Bro
dic. c y Spencer. IL + Glade and CD deck. For
the Volcano; MAJ vSD Nleei.
For Sau ErSao.soo per Amelia, Nay III A
Watson.
Fl- PORK Townsend. rcr Hope NAY ls-NIrs u
W 9enAaliew and ch:ld, Miss : / Ladd, Rus-
e. SlG wife,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
Afoat in a Crater.

Captain C. Z Dutton. Of tha United States
Geological S1ETey. hsS ben recently engaged
n making s.Edy Of Crater Lake, IN Oregon,
and the latest z1TlcsS received from him
show that he hss discovered probably the
deepest body OF fresh Eater u the eoEatry
Leaving Ashland. Oregon. on J1ly !, his
party, esco-1s6 By Ten Sol6iaEs- provided
through TIE courtesy OF the General ON
m11lnS the military department. Of the
Colombia reached the brink OF the vail u
the lake On the Ism, having brought With
them boats 50 mounted o. the running gear
OF wagons IS 70 bsar transportation over 3
hundred ui.sS OF mountain mad Rithou.
injury The bozts bors he transportation
without strzin OF damage, and preparations
were II once begun for lowering them go
feet 10 TIE sazs1. The S-ssplssS OF the vail
WIS very great being al the Place selected
about 4 - - and TIE descent partly over
taI1s ooTsrad above sIIh s-0E. and rocky,
brOkzn lsdess lover down. The boats En-
Ee-ad the water quite unframed The pro-
cess OF shsa1hi1e then, rigging the tackle,
sno lowering them occupied four days 4
o0zple q days we're occupied II making
fourDsys zro1nd tie walls Of the lake by boat
til only possible Esy-sn6 II examining
the rocE and structures Of the vail In its
Tsri01s paris NsIt followed Z ssrieS Of
so1ndilEs. lie 6spth Of the lake consider
ably exceeded ths CAPTAINS zu15eiustio-s
thOcgh TIE sbse1ce OF anything ike tzI1s
nezr the EztSrlIne already indicated deep
water around the entire shore lie depths
range n01 S5S fees 70 1856 fees. 50 far a. the
s9uDoIngs show and Il Is quite possible ard
p<obsbls that 6ep1hs both grestey and
shaIiOEer nav Be found The average dsuth
L Ebozt $40 feet Tne 6esseut from he
Eztsr'E edge Is prscipitozs; az 400 or 900
yards from shore depths Of 100 70 $50 feet
are found 81 sr01ld TIE margin The
greatest depths VII probably excsed s10l
fees, for Il i not probable tEAt the IoEezs
paint has ben t0zcked- The sozndinzs
already made indicate Z q bang the deepeEt
body q fresh v9ter n ths co1utEF.7Seiencs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
f. L. Clarke.

BY the San Francisco Eossfser it is
learned that "Mr. +. l.. Clarke. who has
been a resident of the Hawaiian Islands for
the past twenty years has struck it rich,
and has been engaged in delivering a course
of three lectures on the Historical, Pic
turesQne aud Volcanic history Of the
Islands, The lectures are delivered in the
rooms OF the Art Association OF san Fran
cisco. and are illustrated by stereoscopic
views. Il viii be gratifying 10 Feriinand's
numerous friends to learn that be Is on the
hich md 70 fnn,a and fnrinne.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
DIED.

HALSTEAD-At ClupSlSkaS, Maui, Nay Sd,
sitter lingering Illness or ten months, Mr.. joan
JoSKFE HALSTKAD, $ native Of New York, in the
18th yeS- OF his sse. See obituary notice in
smother column. New YORK papers please copy
NILLS-At Hilo, HSvSii. Nay lIih, NJ. ]. D.
MIS- ST OiG resident o. Eilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17

NN-6ARDINIER-In this city. q;
-. Andrews Cathedral, On May 10Th, 1887. by
Rev. George Wallace, Mr.. ALsERT ". HErnT-
NASS % Miss GERTRUDE GAgnISTER, ST. o. this
city.
MAGooN-AFoNG-I this city. Nay 18th, at
A. CruzSn. 7. ALFRED MACON 10 EXKl1Ss,
dspshts- o. NJ. {. Along, Sll OF this city. No
cSriS,
SH-COCKETT-At Pukoo, AolokSi, Nay
18th, 1887, by the Rev. J. NSnzSSe. wv. GEoRsE
BRAsH 10 NARY CockETT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
MER CIAL.
FaYoLrLr. 80. -.

The pSst week shows little or no improve
Enentin business on the previous week. There
is no Disgusting the fact that business is far
from being brisk.
Receipts Of sugar from the plantations
continue 10 be sod. and II d being speedily
shipped TO San Francisco.
The Msriposa. from san Francisco, brings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
BORN
MARRIED.

a, walnaka, Hilo, Nay IN, 10 The vile Of N
John A. Soon, son
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
MOrtgagee's Notice Of Intention to
4. j. cARTwRIGHT, j.


All that certain piece OK parcel % land situate
at Papauluk0a in said Eaueohe and bounded and
described as follows; h0Omaka ma Be- kihi
akau makai keia pill ana Ike aianui aupuui
me ka auwai h0i0 He 81 kom i67 pluku He
529 KOm. $50 pa1ku pill me ka auwas He % ~
HI. ~ pauku ma ma loi o Ike kouohiki. TX Is ~
Hi kaHl- Ak. 15l Hi SCI paEku ma ~ kuil o
KOnOhiki, Ak. . k0m. ID pauku pill me- ke
alaHui aupuni a hiki kahi hoomakaaf. contain
ing an area Of 2 Acres. and being the ssme ureu-
Uses that were conveyed TO the said kailEziai1
Kahao BY Nahiau her father b. decd dated Feb
A., the said premises being portion OF u
Ahupuaa Of Kaneohe, L. G. Award fi52 Issue b
H. Kalama. 1is5 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17

That fcred tongue, bad tasting mouth and
niserG6ls feeling, say yo1 iced American
Cos Hop BiftsER Read ard belisFs adTez-
fissEzEk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
kLExaNDER CAMPBELL.
Il Honolulu, May 10, issl

A4[ PREMISES 70 pc sou aEEe
lsf-Ali that certain piece or parcel 81 az
situate ia Iwiiei. ia said lsizud % Osha culiasz
ing an area Of 2f8 square faihom- and being tle
same premises more particularly described Q.
Royal Patent 482s l. q Award SIS 20 EF4i 4lt
conveyed 70 the said " {. AkaBa By Puu 4. -
deed dated February 2, 1sss. and recorded p
LlbeF -, fOlios 256-7.
zd-All that certain piece Or parcel 81 go
situate In kaiuamOo, In Waial1e-iki- in sail
Island Of Oahu- and bounded and descri1e1 -
follOEs: = Pahaie-B hoomaka ma 81 All
Akar keia mahele ola hoi X XIII hlkin1 . -
Fakiai maheic heie ana Hela1 4ee - LIB
kaui- pill me ke knla konOhiki. 4l1il1 Eti---
- hom- 10 kaul- me ko konohisi AEs4
nom. LIZ k4ul. me kO kOnOhiki. q } 3 49,
hemz o 10 Paklai nahele. aiail4 Aka1 q -
~ kaul. pill ana me ko P@kiai maEt.e , -
J ke KIM mna maiOkO o "a apaza Dc l--i..
x e<a a 81 Xxi aku emf ki nal paha- 4nl 1ci--
The zane premises that were cOn1cgsr 81 49,
Hannah T. Akanz Under the name % Hanna
Utlama By deed dascd January ist- -. 1l-
recorded IN iiber g. foii9 ~.
DILL that certain piece o. p.Tcf- q
situate - Puuifna. AanOs. lslsnd % oznl ~.
szid. containing ~ area 81 . acrer md - -
Sane prrmifes more particularly aescri--,'- -
Royal Patrrf lDl sKsrded io knisni, Kf4-.- =.
% raid ~. &. fkEra. s-d ih4t eere e,nts-5 -.-[
~ rnid y. q. Ak4na 81 haleHal, b oit- q. =
erPtember IN. 1851. aEl rrc1ree4 -
foiles 1891. liN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
ADMINISTRATORS Notice!
Administrators Notiee !

Administrators Notice !
THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed administrator Of the
estate OF WONG KIM. late Of Honolulu. deceas-
ed, all persons having claims against the said
estate are notified that they must present the
same, duly verified, and with proper vouchers to
the undersigned within six months from tn date
hereof. or they viii be forever barred: and am
make immediate payment to ne. at NV office on
Maunakea Street. Honolulu.
WONG KO.
Ad1lnlsirator Estate Of Wong Kim deed
Honolulu. May ). 1881 1fs5 X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
Supreme Court of the +
RndE---In Baneo. April
HYMKN Brothers VS.. JoH
CoLLEcroR GENERAL O
srRoKE JUDD c. J.. M'ouLLl
RICKEk7oS J.

NA--a-NN -
opiRioE II sis Cesr: ~ ]
This case comes by az
Police Court OF Honolu
scented to this Court on
agreed statement Of +
question reserved:
The following fact
upon: That plaintiffs
of November, 1856, impt
entered under bond q
House at the port of h,
voice OF Manila cigars Q
1852: that on the third {,
Der, 1856. plaintiffs W
bond ten thousandof sai
value of SIG. and paid
ten dollars per thousanS
dition to said duty defe
and plaintiffs paid un
further duty Of p per I,
value Of said cigars smC
sum of S29.75: that plt
the month Of January. ]
and duly entered nnde
Custom House an inyoi
cigars Of the value Of
the 24th day of said jar
withdrew from bond So
paid q duty Of ten p
same; that IN addiuo
defendant exacted and
under protest & further
cent upon the value {
amounting to the sum o
defendant would not 81
10 be withdrawn from
the payment of ssid dT
cent"
Plaintiffs claim That
at the session of 1886, {
as relates to cigars Of 5
Act approved October
titled An Act Amends
2 of Chapter Is Of the
of 1878. relating to imp
wines, being Chapter {
is Unconstitutional.
1t is agreed TO reQue=
reserve the question o,
tionRlity of said porto
and thst If ssid law ish
ment shall be entered :
ant with costs: and IFS
void SIS tsr as relates {
ment shall be entered
tifs for the sum Of SIS
The title Of the s
which the question o
atty is raised is IAN A
OF Section ?, Chapter q
Lsws of 1875, relstingt
upon wines.
The title of the Act
Is referred 10 is AN AZ
Act entitled An Act I
import duties upon {
approved the 9th day
The certain goods
the duties are inereas
are more than forty art
Of articles, among thel
Of wines. The Act Of
specific duties on Lis
goods, including the
wines.
Article a. Of the Com
To avoid improper IN
may result from intel
md the same Act such
DO proper relation TO eS
.aw shall embrace but
hat shall be embrae
s ike article Is found
-utions of g majority o
he American Union.
lsing the term ~one
some zone object
his provision Is first 10
oodge or log-rolling !
md. to prevent surpris
he Legislature by m
ons in bills OF which I
10 in6mation. and th
he people of proposed
slstion. See COoleyis
ions, page 1S
1t Is elezr that the t
mt case Is misleading
rate the second ant
Ibove proposed II
his title that the lsw
amended Is one rela
iuties upon wines. an
non wines only. w
esd by It's title. this I
PRESENTED 70 the stten'
stature. Without the
ng TO import duties U
tile describes an At
:pecihed Act OF 1STSR
nay be include nit,
sdded ,-G>s 3
estrlct the scope Of
he amendment Say
.49 Of the work cita
courts cannot ealar
he title. they are YES
1ensing power; the {
made the title the cor
be Legislative index
lsve operation; Il Isl
hat the title might
more cOnprehensive
Legislature hsve not
{ So.
The error II this Z
nSufHcieacy. As an
{ might be considers
MY referred 10 an {
ng s tile properly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
Notice of Dissolution!

THE CO-PARTN SHIP
Il heretofore existing between G.. D. Freeth
and W. c. Peacock is dissolved by mutual con-
sent The'business will be carried on by ". c.
Peacock under the firm name OF W. c. Peacock
S Co.. and he will discharge all liabilities and
receive all moneys due to the firm Of Freeth &
Peacock. tsigned) 6: d; FREETa;
Honolulu, April q. 1887. 1164 30
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
FURNISHED Reonxs

Neat Euo costly Fafnsshsa, -. go,
~ - early application ~ 10 = 49,, -
LAsE. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to :
ForeeIose and of Sale.

N ACCORDANCE WITH 4
4 power Of sale contained 10 a certain usortElgs
made By W q. Akana and Hannah P Ak1nl his
wife Of Waialae, Island Of Oahu, 70 AlerallGr
Campbell, dated 18th day Of May. lss5 recorded
in the of1ce Of the Registrar Of Conveyance In
LiDer 100, on foi0s Ie4-i9i. Notice il HEREBY
given that said m0rtgacee intends io f1reclcss
said mortgage FOR coalition broken ID wig the
non-payment Of the interest wien due and Ipo1
said foreclosure viii sell az public auction. e.
the salssroom Of L. P. Adams & Co iu Houoil-
luiu. Island of Oahu Oh MONDAY tie til igg
Of June, 1887. ~ y NJ Of said day. the premises
as described in said mortgage ~ below specified
Further particulars can D. had ol j. 81 sioE-
sAERAT. Attorney a. Law
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
NOTICE /!
MONEY TO LOAN !

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
Il Money to loan, in sums Of not less than one
thousand dollars, upon satisfactory security.
SMITH, THURSTON & KINNEY,
LIZ Il So Fort Street HonnIulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-17
DEA1E OF M EL1GKs NILS.

An old tO~nsuzu, James Nil, died On We'd
Essday afternoon. after . rather leugthened
Elekness- lie hzs always lei noted for his
sEcertrieities II MS style OF Business and life.
he lezves behind hin some 81. 600 n cast,
% brother ard SISTER n = foreign Isod-
AEcHuEEDEa.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
Other Silk Mufflers-

More Book room and more
Books than we ever had be
fore. More space to examine
them in. From Chestnut street
to Market street along the
Thirteenth street side Books,
Books, Books, and Christmas
Cards and Novelties.
If you are a Book News
reader you know enough about
all the New Books to choose
wisely. 1t is jump in the dark
to buy almost any Book by the
title only. Book News plucks
out the very heart of every new
Book and shows you SO much
of it that there is nothing left
to guess at. December Book
News (SS pages, illustrated)
may now be had. 5 cents, SO
cents a year.
We reckon the Dickens Cal
endar the brightest, prettiest
Of all. Everybody who likes
Dickens will like this Calendar.
The edition is limited, and there
will be none to sell at lower
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The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17

THE report comes from New York
that the more astute Democratic leaders
of that city are disposed to indulge
sober second thought view of the Presi-
dents message, and are disposed to
believe that it will in the long run in
lure more than it will benefit the
"party." The fact on which their
doubt hangs, is that they carried that
city on platform which in substance
declared ''that free trade is not and
never was a Democratic principle"
Thus the Presidents message upsets
Tammany's platform. "To tell the
truth pro1inent Tammany leader
is reported as saying, 81 am afraid
we are going to commit another
of the bad blunders we have always
been guilty of when we undertook to
handle the tariff as a political issue.
Blunder No. I was when we took
Horace Greeley, an extreme protec-
zionist, for our standard bearer No.
was in nominating General Hancock,
who, you remember, thought to dispose
of the fcussed thing at the eleventh
>eour by calling it only a local issue
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17

Mr.. EUGENE HIGGINS' reported vol
untary retirement from the public ser
vice is not exciting very complimentary
comment even from administration
newspapers. For instance MIR. Nc
Clure's Times says of him, that al
though occupying an unimportant posi-
ton in the treasury department, he be
came little less than public nuisance
by reason of his assumed greatness and
patronizlng manners. The fact that he
is going is satisfaction which can only
be increased by his going at once"
Mr.. Higgins admirers may do well to
restrain their felcltations, lest this capri
cious politician might suddenly change
his mind and decide to remain public
nuisance.